Mansion San Antonio Lima
Av. Tejada 531 Lima, 28, Peru
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Landed in Lima
Landed in Lima after a pretty eventful flight with Iberia - less said about that the better! It did, however, make the local news and ambulances were called on landing for 14 people - and no, it was nothing to do with Phillīs windy problem. It was my first taste of life as a vegetarian in non-vegetarian understanding cultures - my definitely …
Still in Lima
Ventured into central Lima yesterday to see a few sites which were mostly closed but did catch a very impressive collection of Italian art, including Rodin and Dali, how very cultured. Had a good look round Barranco a seaside suburb, with some fantastic but crumbling buildings. This morning we are about to join our Gap trip, staying one more night …
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Big surprise
... how the city worked. We wandered around the districto central, San Isidro, Miraflores and Barranco. You can really see the difference in each district by the way people dress around there. Central was more of a family and tourist spot with a lot of unorganised commercial activity. San Isidro had people dressed in suits going and coming back from work with all big corporate offices being present there. Miraflores was the cool part of the town ...
Downtown Lima, Pisco Sour and Lilia
... and 1990s), La Merced (gorgeous church, beautiful architecture and full of bunches of flowers from people giving thanks for miracles they had been granted) and having my first Pisco Sour in the Gran Hotel Bolivar.
Yesterday is definitely also to be remembered for the fact that I didnīt have my camera, so I need to hang my head in shame at the lack of photographic evidence of our fun day together. Definite fail, I ...
Almenara
My last week in Peru, I spent interning/observing in one of the largest hospitals in Peru called Almenara. Walking in with my scrubs and white coat I felt like everyone was staring at me and I was so out of place. But, immediately I become aware of the respect that is given to the white coat, no questions asked. I was one of the big shots and I didn't even know it.
I was referred to as "Doctorita" for the length of my time there and it felt so cool!
I spent my ...



